Fashion designers Brittany

Located in the heart of downtown Brest, this colorful designer boutique, formerly known as Tête de Poulpe, opened its doors 8 years ago on rue Boussingault. Its green façade is an irresistible eye-catcher. Inside, the decoration and the many creations make this a place not to be missed. If you're looking for unique, handmade gifts, you've come to the right place! Here, some sixty designers, 100% made in France, offer jewelry, accessories, clothing and decorative objects of all kinds, all happily side by side in a convivial setting. Futé : Amak is the ideal place for your birth gifts, not forgetting moms.

Textile creation is a little known discipline in the history of Breton industry and crafts. Embroidery was a marker of wealth throughout Breton society. Pascal Jaouen is the major actor of the revival of this art. He revisits the codes with audacity to propose sumptuous and delicate creations. The school he created is still alive after its transmission in 2021. It hosts regularly renewed exhibitions, as well as a very beautiful haberdashery.

This concept store is a little gem. It offers ready-to-wear and natural cosmetics in a refined, feminine setting. Through ICH, manager Erika aims to convey a minimalist lifestyle that runs counter to consumerism. Her focus is on timeless pieces, with small-series collections of exemplary quality. You'll find brands such as YAYA, Les Expatriés, and designers from Brest: J.VELEZ Couture and May Way... All pieces are selected with care and good taste. This boutique's meticulous look reflects ecological values, in a resolutely trendy universe. A highly recommended address.

In 1938 Bonneteries d'Armor was created and later on became very successful since the end of the 50s with the famous navy sweater and striped jersey Today the company produces and markets 4 different brands: " Armor-Lux" for all marine clothes and undergarments, "Terre et Meré" dedicated to women rather " branchées", " Bermudas" for garments inspired by water sports and " Armor kids" for children. With values (quality, innovation and ethics), the brand has won many hearts. And, in 2005 the Max Havelaar cotton center was created to implant sustainable development. A 1,500 m² shop in which some production machines are constantly exhibited is located next to the factory. Apart from new collections of clothes, this shop offers regional products, decoration items, textile and François le Villec items. By the car park an Armor Lux clearance center, located in a large warehouse is available. Here, discounts are offered. Without forgetting the two braderie sales from the end of November and early May…

The design and creation of custom models are the specialties of this brand, which makes a lot of talk about it. Hosted by the Young Creators Award, she offers ideas for engineering and her talent will allow you to wear a unique model that will make you the star of the day!

Sails, so and so! In this boutique, the boat sail is at the heart of Christine Defretin's creations. Her leather goods, all unique and sewn in her workshop, are made in collaboration with her partner, the sailor and architect Yann Le Nabour. The idea is to recycle the sails and spinnakers of all types of boats to create handbags, beach bags, kits, placemats or shower curtains. Each model is stamped with its number and date of manufacture. Ask for an original creation.

The color of the sea and the value of Brittany since 1938, Armor-Lux is an ideal brand for revamping your wardrobe in local colors. The Armor-Lux Breton marinière or the traditional cabans, vareuses or navy sweaters are available in a wide range of colors and models. There's something for every taste, because the French brand knows how to renew itself. There's also an area dedicated to the home, with linen, decoration and cosmetics. And let's not forget the area dedicated to the Route du Rhum, with bags, games and clothing.

Malouin Malouine is a 100% Breton adventure launched by the graphic designer Marie-Sophie Bréguë. This Malouin woman came back to her native town to create this collection made to measure for the Malouins and those who love the city. Bags, t-shirts, sweaters, all soft, animate this pretty store which knows how to attract all the eyes. With organic cotton and a Breton creation, there is something to fall for these very ethical clothes. The whole family will be able to relook while being chic and casual. A small brand that is rising and that you will appreciate at first sight!

Here's a store you'll want to visit if you're looking for a pretty creation or a few wonders. In Cancale, this collective of artists and craftspeople offers a host of unique, surprising and delightful objects, including linocuts by Sophia Bebin, raku animals by Patrick Groseil and photographs by Michaël Helleux. We also loved Chrislen's paintings, Touline's apples, jewelry, leather goods, Agnès Rohmer's mini-vases, natural products and so much more. We love all these regularly changing offerings.